Special Effects

阿普塞尔9453773摘要这是一个关于电影特效背后的科学的综合项目。WGBH将与博物馆电影网络中的18个博物馆合作，制作一部35分钟的IMAX/Omnimax电影，展示工业光魔(ILM)一群电影制作人在以IMAX/Omnimax格式创建特殊效果序列时的幕后故事。这部电影将展示眼睛和大脑是如何共同处理电影错觉的。加州科学与工业博物馆(CMSI)将建造一个6000平方米的建筑。英国《金融时报》巡回展览，将重点介绍科学技术过程中的特效。展览将在其他15家博物馆巡回展出。还将开发一个较小规模的大堂展览，用于在放映《特效》电影的IMAX/Omnimax影院的提示区展示。一个合作的教育推广计划将扩大电影和展览的覆盖范围。该项目将由WGBH的Nova生产单位在Paula Apsell的指导下管理。阿普塞尔还将担任这部IMAX/Omnimax电影的执行制片人。CMSI展览策展人黛安·佩尔洛夫将监督该项目的展览部分。CMSI航空航天科学策展人Kenneth Phillips将开发视频互动并监督展览的科学内容。CMSI教育主任卡罗尔·瓦伦塔和WGBH教育印刷和外展主任Beth Kirsh将负责实施外展计划。该项目的顾问包括哈佛医学院神经生物学家David H.Hubel、加州大学圣地亚哥分校神经生理学家Vilayanur S.Ramachandran、布里斯托尔大学感知心理学家Richard Gregory、探索博物馆科学与博物馆联络处Sally Duensation、国家教育与经济中心新标准项目科学联席主任Elizabeth Stage和加利福尼亚州洛杉矶高中物理教师Robert Coutts。

Apsell 9453773 ABSTRACT This is a comprehensive project about the science behind special effects in the motion pictures. WGBH, in association with eighteen museums in the Museum Film Network, will produce a 35 minute IMAX/OMNIMAX film showing the behind-the-scenes story of a group of filmmakers at Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) as they create a special effects sequence in the IMAX/OMNIMAX format. The film will illustrate how the eye and brain work together to process cinematic illusions. The California Museum of Science and Industry (CMSI) will create a 6,000 sq. ft. traveling exhibit that will focus on the science and technical processes of special effect. The exhibit will travel to fifteen other museums. A smaller scale lobby exhibit also will be developed for display in the cueing areas of IMAX/OMNIMAX theaters that are showing the "Special Effects" film. A collaborative educational outreach program will extend the reach of both the film and exhibit. The project will be managed by the NOVA production unit at WGBH under the direction of Paula Apsell. Ms. Apsell also will serve as Executive Producer for the IMAX/OMNIMAX film. Diane Perlov, Curator of Exhibitions at CMSI, will supervise the exhibit portion of the project. Kenneth Phillips, Curator of Aerospace Science at CMSI, will develop video interactives and oversee scientific content of the exhibit. Carol Valenta, Director of Education for CMSI, and Beth Kirsh, Director of Educational Print and Outreach for WGBH, will be responsible for implementing the outreach plan. Advisors for the project include David H. Hubel, neurobiologist, Harvard Medical School; Vilayanur S. Ramachandran, neurophysiologist, University of California, San Diego; Richard Gregory, perception psychologist, University of Bristol; Sally Duensing, Science and Museum Liaison, Exploratorium; Elizabeth Stage, Co-Director for Science, New Standards Project, National Center on Education and the Economy; and Robert Coutts, high school physics teacher, Los Angeles, CA.